CosmosWanderer

Naoto Matsumura is the only human brave enough to live in Fukushima’s 12.5-mile exclusion zone

He fled at first but returned to take care of the animals that were left behind

He returned for his own animals at first, but realized that so many more needed his help, too

Matsumura, who is 55 years old, knows that the radiation is harmful, but he “refuses to worry about it”

“They also told me that I wouldn’t get sick for 30 or 40 years. I’ll most likely be dead by then anyway, so I couldn’t care less”

Matsumura discovered that thousands of cows had died locked in barns

He also freed many animals that had been left chained up by their owners

Many of them now rely on him for food

The government has forbidden him from staying, but that doesn’t stop him either

He started in 2011 and is still going strong 4 years later

He relies solely on donations from supporters to work with and feed the animals

His supporters are calling him the ‘guardian of Fukushima’s animals’

The man clearly has a sense of humor as well

Pretty good price here

He worked hard

And so did he. He’s very proud

Please ma’am no cuts

My assistant will bag up your order. Human? One order of two fishies

I hear the lesbians are looking for swords?

Don’t worry sweetie we’ll fix your skin

I own this clinic, please have a seat and your masseuse will be right with you

Needing a few drinks to deal with the problematic family members next week for Thanksgiving I take it?

I can arrange the flowers for you sir

Shark skin feels exactly like sandpaper. It is made up of tiny teeth-like structures called placoid scales, also known as dermal denticles. These scales point towards the tail and help to reduce friction from surrounding water when the shark swims. … In the opposite direction, it feels very rough like sandpaper.

Go to sleep.

Dammit Steve

Ig post from @smol_meme_holland

Aside from bees and butterflies, bats are one of the most important pollinators on the planet - especially in tropical and desert regions. 

freud’s dad: